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Supporting transnational worker organizing should be at the center of the fight for “ethical AI.”
OpenAI used outsourced workers in Kenya earning less than $2 per hour to scrub toxicity from ChatGPT. Here's what to know.
Content alert: discussion of suicide
Noncompetes are "an unfair method of competition" and violate US law, FTC says.
Fraud and fabrication are not rarities, suggests Australian survey of early career scholars
EFF continued to expand our work on technology issues in the workplace in 2022. We first renewed our attention to worker privacy when the specter of “bossware”—tracking software on work devices—reared its ugly head at the start of the pandemic.Since then, EFF has joined with those in the labor...
This post is adapted from a presentation I gave at the Amigos Library Technology Roadmap conference earlier this month. I supervise the library systems unit at a public R1 university library that is part of a small local consortium of colleges. This post is about labor in open source systems implementations. I'll outline a common…
Libraries are necessary social infrastructure, and the safety of workers is imperative to their continuing function.
As LIS workers ascend the ranks of their professions, particularly in academia, many find ourselves moving about the nation on epic and unanticipated geographic journeys. City people move to rural towns, and folks from the country get to know cosmopolitan hubs. Each move, while presenting new professional opportunities, also brings new landscapes, new challenges, and new encounters—some welcome and others not so much. This article aims to chronicle testimonies of these journeys and to better inf...
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Getting compliant with California's new data privacy law will take IT just as much as HR.
Nonprofit organization supporting whistleblowers and helping coordinate international media investigations that speak out against corporate misconduct and human rights abuses.
Why Big Tech’s glory days are coming to a close.